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Would that be the Britnell Hardness scale :big: :big: sorry, could't resist Kel

Great Job Bob, Like the others, this is also one of my favorite engines. Well Done Thm: Kel

Very Nice Job Hobs. I love your attention to the details. This is something to be proud of for sure. :bow: Kel

Using a shop press and a 3/8" round bar as a die, I pressed the fins curve on. You will need a "Half Hole" equal to the diameter of the Die Rod plus the thickness of the material being used for the fan to act as a female die. That is how I did it any way. Kelly ND

kcmillin 7/24 3:10 pm CST 7 min

Incredible :bow: :bow: Kel

Since were sharing cannons. This is an air cannon at 10 psi, not quite a black powder cannon,I have it dialed back so it will show up better on the cam. The first half of the vid is the air cannon, the second half is just dropping magnets. <object width="425" height="349"><param name="movie"...

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Peter, I don't really have any pointers to give, I just drew it up on paper and proceeded to make it. Tricky part is to get the jaws to close parallel to each other, so pay close attention to that with your drawings. I would go with Marv's suggestion, that is, after all, the exact picture I...

Truly and Awesome Job! :bow: Well Done Kel

That hand Vice is pretty Neat, and very handy, but at 200 bones no thanks. Here is one I made a couple years ago. I utilizes three forms of mechanical advantage. First twisting the handle in with a screw, forces the levers up the wedge as it rotates, then the pivot point is off center to give...

Here is something not so rare, but rarely used. An indicating micrometer. It is incredibly nice to have when making multiple parts to the same dimension, like valves, or pistons. Kel

Nice One Kevin! That has to be the Squares't Cabinet in the World. Kel

What in the World is this used for? http://www.industrialsurplus.com/photos%20ebay/A794.jpg http://cgi.ebay.com/JT-Slocomb-1-Micrometer-Type-Snap-Gage-/400111004112?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5d287969d0#ht_1694wt_881 Kel

That is pretty cool Brian! It is running very smooth, Well Done. I could smash things al day with that ;D. Some old MatchBox cars would be neat, or tenderize tiny steaks :big: Kel

Brian, how much room is there between the magnets? Would it be possible to make the brass plate thinner? Kel

This is an awesome project Hobs! What a neat Idea. Your write up is great too. Kel

Congratulations on Completing this Tranny!!! It has been truly amazing to watch you make it, and 'really neat' is an understatement, how about "Incredibly Awesome" and it is every bit as cool if not more so, than any IC or Steam engine. Whats Next, a New Process 205 Transfer Case and a '79...

Sometimes It takes me as long as 10 minutes to get somewhere from my house, driving close to as many as 3 cars sometimes. Traffic, I tell ya :big: :big: Ya'll can have your 405's and fancy parkway's, just keep it out of Bismarck :big: Don't get me wrong though, I like to share, in fact you can...

True, but it may add some Visual Mystification, leading to a scientific conversation on magnets and eddy currents. Kel